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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
A BEAR AMONG THE BEES.
An Exciting Midnight Adventure ON q Cali
fornfa Ranch.

An Exciting Midnight Adventure ON q Cali
fornfa Ranch
Los Angeles (Ca1.) Express
The Hutchinson Brothers have q large apiary
MP at Victor Tejunga. It is an isolated place,
far from real estate booms and the haunts of
men. But it is q good place for bees, and there,
as rule. they toll unmolested except by their
owners. the Hutchinson boys. The country is
rugged, but romantic. The quiet life of the lit
tie rural retreat was turned into the greatest
ctement last Thursday night While the Hutch
insons were asleep and dreaming of the great
sums of money they would make this season. a
stranger entered the camp. He was not slow in
making his presence felt and heard. The sleepers
were suddenly awakened by sounds that sue-
gested a small cyclone raging among the stands
of bees. One OF the men got MP, looked out OF
the window. and what was his CONSERVATION and
terror to see the faint outlines of huge brown
colored monster upsetting the bee-hives AID
working destruction with property that took
months and years to accumulate. The surprised
spectator fastened to his brothers bedside and
told what was going on at the apiary. The two
rushed out, one taking his rifle. The bear was
evidently hungry, for he made savage lunges at
the boxes filled with delicious honey. He would
take a few mouthfuIs out of one frame and then
go for another stand. The Hutchinson boys con-.
cluded that if they did not act the instant the
bear would soon leave them without an occupa-
ton. The gun was leveled and discharged.
The ball found its way through the thick hide
of brnin back of the left shoulder. It was evil
IDENTIFY almost center shot," for the animal
fell But he remained on the ground but
ond. He arose, enraged with pain, and made
frantic plunges at the nearest hives Meanwhile
the men advanced little The, bear caught
sight of them and made rush at them. When
within twenty feet of where they stood his pro-
gress was arrested by another leaden messenger.
1t struck a vital part. and once more the huge
bear fell. This time he did not get up A third
ball put into his side, which caused his
death. Upon examination it was found to be
grizzly cub about two thirds grown. Next day
he was dressed and weighed. He tipped the
beam at seven hundred pounds.
This ia the second or third bear ever killed or
seen in that section.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
Boston's Deficiencies.
Boston Herald

Boston Herald
The games played at the West have been
succession of disheartenine reverses, to which
the error columns of Kelly, Wise and Nash APP
pear to have largely contributed. The excuse
of impaired physical condition is doubtless to be
accepted for the two latter, and the anxiety of a
great responsibility under difficulties may have
had it's effect upon Kelly. We shall expect much
better results with the nine in proper physical
condition. OF course there are suspicious of inn
proper conduct on the part of the men affecting
their efficiency, but find grounds to
believe that this has been the case. If there has
been drinking, reports of it have not reached Bos
ton. The giving out of Radbourn, the main reli-
ance of the club as pitcher is something more
fore the club left Boston. 1t has now reached a
state in which the pitcher of the first reputation
in the league, and the one who is reputeo 30
receive the largest salary of any player
there. is in such condition that the manage
,ment only put him into the box with fear and
trembling. and that the chances are much more
Of his defeat than they are OF that of the young
men of the club, of whom comparatively little
expected. The other experienced pitcher,
Stemmyer, appears to be q complete failure this
year, SO that only the experimental pitchers,
Madden and Conway. are left, though FORUM
ately both of them are doing well The course
of Radbourn will be watched with much interest
termine whether his arm has lost its skill, or ii
he still the reliable pitcher that the MANAGE
ment had the right to expect to ind him. IL the
former be the fact, there will be easy expia-
nation of his recent reverses. If :he latter. it
will perhaps still be mystery why game after
game which seemed easily within his com mahd
was lost to the club
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as be was acquainted with no one CT tho oppo-
site sex in the town except his brothers wife, he
offered her deed of fifty Of land Is she
would get him a wife By the Saturday following
the date of the offer Mrs. Wynn met with in-
different success in her mission until Friday,
when she met a Miss Bellrose. who was willing
to accept matrimony on any reasonable terms
The two were introduced to each other on Sat-
urday evening just the boat was leaving. A
consultation was held, the pair were married on
the spot, Mrs. Wynn was handed over the deed
for the fifty of land. aud the bride and
groom steamed away for their prairie home.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
Real Estate at Auction.

We will sell at public auction on Monday. july
II. at o'clock P. M, the premises. the proper
ty known as Nos. 20 81. %. and % McGill street.
No. 20 is history brick cottage of six rooms,
cellar. cstern, we'll, wood-house. and stable the
house has stone steps, stone trim nings, and
brick walks lot 62xl10. Nos u and % is a
double two-story brick rooms each
side. cellars cisterns. wells, coal and wood sheds;
lot 62x110 No 20 is one-story brick cottage.
six rooms, with cellar, cistern, we'll, wood aud
coal-house. etc. All of this is frst-class proper
ty. and in frst-class condition, and the title is
perfect. Terms will be made known on dav of
sale. w. Z. MICK & Co. Il
L. n. PERRY, Auctioneer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
Advice To Mo1ners.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should always
leves the little sufferer at once; it produces nat
ural, quiet sleep by relieving tho child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright as
button" 1t is very pleasant to taste. It
soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain. relieves wind, regulates the bowels and is
the best known remedy for diarrhua whether
arising from teething or other causes Twenty
five cents bottle.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
HO! FOR THE LAKE.

The I. E. & w. railroad natural gas route) will
special rstclass excursion to Michigan City Tues
day July IL. Train leaves Union Depot at a. 10.
arriving at Michigan City at Returning. leaves
Michigan City at p. m. Fare only So so for the
round trip. Excursionists wishing to remain at
Michigan City and visit Chicago and neighboring
points can have tickets extended by payment of 25
cents to agent L. E. g. w. railroad, Michigan City
For further information call at L. E. & W. office. so
South Illinois street. S B. SWEET, Coml Ag't.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
BASEBALL YESTERDAY.
A California Wonder Appears at Cincinnati
and Makes Ridiculous Failure.

CINc1NNAT1, July 10-The debut of McMul-
lin, the California wonder, was made here to-
day in the presence Of nearly 1000 people, who
went into ysterics from laughing at the awful
exhibition given by the wonder and his support
He was Utterly unable to get the ball over the
plate, and was mserably supported in the field.
After the third inning he retired to right field
and there made couple OF yellow errors
Smith pitched a good game, and was well sup
ported by keenan,. In the sixth inning they
were Withdrawn, and Serad and OConnor sub
stituted. The former was very effective until
tho ninth inning, when he was hit Tor two singles
and a home McQuade's umpiring was
good. Score:
Metropolitans. 0 o 2 0 o 81
Earned runs-Cincnnati. 3; Metropolitans, 6.
Hankinson. Home run-O' Brien: Stolen bases-Mc-
Phse, Fennslly corkhill Reilly. Tebeap t2, keenan,
II; Metropolitans L. Hit by pitched bal.,Fennely
s ssrad sa' Passed SsHobsr Wd
McMullen, 2; Roseman, /; Smith, 1. Time-Z:Zo.
Umpire-McQuade.
LOUISVILLE. IA; BROOKLYN z
LOUISVILLE, KY. July 10.-The Louisville
club WOE tedious and embarrassing game from
the Brooklyns today. In the first inning the
Louisvilles knocked out seven rurs. taking
kindly to Terry's curves. The features of the
game were the batting Of Browning, who made
q homerun, the long running one handed catch
of ball good for homerun by McTam many,
and Werrick's double play at third, un assisted.
In the fifth inning the visitors had three men on
bases, and q hit would have tied the score. Err
by Brooklyn and failure to hit the ball at
needed periods lost them the game. Score:
Louisville. -.....7 O o la
Brooklyn .-..-..O 2 2 o o o. 2
Earned runs-Louisvile. z; Brooklyn. A. Two
base hit-Kerins. Threebase hits-Werrick Terry,
Swartwood. Home run-Browning. Stolen bases
Kerins, Browning. Wolf f2). Mcclellan, McTanaany
Terry ~. Greer. Double play-Werrick tunas-
1l- ire hasa halls Chapnb lin e.
off Terry, 3. Struck out-By Chamberlin, 4; by
Terry 5. Wild pitches-Terry. 1. Umpire-Curry.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
Utah as = State.

st. Louis POST Dispatch.
Until the Constitution of the United States 10
SO amended as to restrict State rights in the
matter of polygamy and church authority in
civil government. nothing in the shane of q
State constitution for Utah can prevent the
Mormons from running the State of Utah as q
Mormon State, governed by the Mormon Church
and maintaining polyeamy in undisturbed safety
behind the constitutional bulwarks of State
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
The Mercunary Sc. Joha.

st. Louis Globe Democrat.
1t is significant fact that St. John is making
his speeches this year in Ohio where the prohi-
bition movement is inimical to the Republican
party. and not in Texas, where said movement
is menace and perpexity to the Demo
crat party. In other words he acts As If he had
renewed his contract of 1884 with Chairman
German to subordinate his zeal reformer to
his great greed as a snapper-up of shining and
practical ducats-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
Muncie's Prospects.

III
The manufacturing committee of the Muncie
Board of Trade correspondence with some
twenty-five factories who considering the
idea of making Muncie point of location.
Natural gas is drawing card, and the COM
mttee using it to the best of their advantage
TO secure factories for Muncie.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
So. so. Excursion to DAYTON. So 90

The grandest and most brilliant excursion Of
the season will be arranged by the Social Turner'S
occasion of the gymnastic tournament at
Dayton. O.. on the 23d. Oath, 25th and 26th of
July. The regular excursion train will leave on
Sunday morning, july 81. at 7:30, with full
formation and tickets inquire of G. Vonnegut,
Geo. Kothe. c. c. Hedd-rich County clerks Of
feel, Herman Lieber, Otto Sehssels Bath
house, c., II. 81 D. Ticket Office, and Union
Depot.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
L. n. PERRY. Auctioneer.

THE human cutic.e is sorely tried by diseases or
abrasions, but these may easily be remedied by
the use of Glenn's Sulphur Soap the celebrated
antidote to maladies which affect the skin, as
well as to sores. bruises, scalds sprains etc.
Sold by all druggists.
Hills Hair and Whisker Dye, black or brown,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
The Reason Why.
Boston Journal.

IT.
Housekeepers will find thai the price of fruit
jars has advanced. This is caused by the going
of blast of all the green glass factories in the
States the last day of June, not to begin work
again until the Sept. l.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
Canada's Debt.
Boston journal


Canada, according to the Mayor of Toronto,
has debt equal $40 per head of population.
The debt of the United States is about $40 per
head and rapidly diminishing. No wonder that
this country attracts immigration from the
Dominion, and that neighbors across the
border feel rather blue.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11

Excursion to Gas Wells, and Warsaw and Lakes.
Centrai-avenue Hall place. and Seventh
street Methodist Churches will run excursion
via Decline and c.. W. & NJ. to Warsaw, Ind.
and lakes. Tuesday. July 49, Returning train
will stop at Marion, Fairmouut, Jonesboro and
Summitville gas wells. Round trip, 81 so; chill
dren, IS cents
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
SIN Think. He Was Right.

Ierre Haute Express.
G. e. Livengood. q student in the normal at
Covington, Fountain county, was reprimanded
by the president for kissing the female students.
The theme of his graduating address was very
appropriately MAN and His Achievements.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
Fifty Acres for . wife.

Wharton Canada Echo.
middle aged bachelor from the Northwest,
named Henry Wynn, who was visiting his
brother at Owen Sound short time ago. con-
ceived the notion that he should get married be-
fore his return Il necessary that the pro-
hgniuary proceedings should not be delayed, and
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
Put the Best Goods in the window.

Put the Best Goods in the Window.
Hebrew Standard.
Life is short and women are many. Most men
have not time for more than superficial exami-
nation of each of their fair friends, and to
her who crowds her best goods into the show
case is awarded the highest prize.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
Never Again.

Milwaukee Sentinel
Take him all in all, never likely to look
on his like again in the presidential Office.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
Stopped bv the Police.

ST.. Louis, June 10-The st. Lonis-Balti-
more game to-day was stopped by the police aft
err the first inning, bali-playing on Sunday being
in violation of the Sunday law.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11

DO you suffer from scrofula salt rheum,
other hnmorsl Take Hoods Sarsaparilla, the
great blood purifier. 100 doses one dollar.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-07-11
Record of the Clubs

The League clubs have, up to date, won and
lost games as follows:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16

cz}onk6w, a obecnie mas juz 80.
Many jednakze nadzieje, re to
t~owarzystwo j~eszcze w tym roku
wzrosnir p~rzynaj mniej do 100
czlonk6w. 4 Towarzystwa owego
zalozyf sic i komitct koscielny.
lrz~ednikami Towarzystwa WY.
hrani zo>tali nastepujacy ob. OBJ:
Lndwik kochanowicz, p~rezydent
Jan Stachowiak, wiceprezydent:
.jozef l;artula, %Sekretarz,
Michai k}os, kasyer,
Jdzef B%ajerowski opieku-
w ojciech BulgiewicZ movie
Wiktor KNOT chorvch
Jan Fawlow>ki, marszafek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16
Badzcie ostrozni PREY
k%upowaniu %grunt6w.

W FREMONT, TEN, pc
wien Litwin zakupil pare a.
krow ziemi dokola polskiego
kosciola, gdzie polscy farme-
rzy mieli najlepsze miejsce dla
wozow koni, a miejsce to wy
brat ks. Nj oslewi c O., ably
Polacy, kt5rzy pc ca]otygod-
nlowe.j piracy Z checia naiwie-
kszq .jadq do koscjota, srod
teNallsklch upa1ow W cieniu
drew mogli ustawIG swe by
dleta. Ow zionek nasZ Z III
ivy, uwazaiac sic "a w'asci-
ciela tego gruntu, Kauai wy
ciqc Z niego wszystkic drzewa
i urzqdziG ma MIN farme, "a
ktorej w lynn roku Zasadzll Ia
welne.
Byt to Iednak2e grunt kcm-
paniczny.
Naraz przybywa agent VIA
sciwej kompan!i i oswiadcza
panu dobrodziejow;, re jezeli
zaplaci IS dolarow "a lote, to
moze sprzqtac bawelne, w
przeciwnym razie wszystko co
w grunt w1ozyl-p}oty i ba-
we}na, bedzie wlasaosciq Kcm-
panii.
Kompania rzeczywiscie byfa
w&ascicielkq tego kawalka zie-
mi i wysoce go cenifa, ponie-
wa2 o pare blokow Oh pol
skiego kosclola kaze robi6 stu
dnia artezyjskq, ht6ra ju5 dzi-
slaj jest tysiac stop gfeboka.
Jezell owa studnia przyniesie
wode, najwieksze fabryki be-
da mogfy istnieG w Bremond.
Lltwin, straciwszy wiele
pieniedzy, ma zamiar wyiechac
do swolch rodakow do Pensyl-
vanii.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16
% ur0dZaiach w Texas

plsze Wl0rusoN pod dnlem
s czerwca pan j ozefB a r
u | a Bremond:
Urodzaje many swietne.
Deszczu, Bogu dzieki, dosyc
-kIkurydza JUL jest nova i
obtity plon wyda W tym roku
Owsy JUL skoszone, ziemniaki
wykopane = s]owem, biedy
ME potrzebujem sic lekaG.
Nawet W1:musomi w tym roku.
z Texas wiele nowych PREY
bedzle abonentow, jak tylko
bawe]na sic otworzy.
Fafszerz pieczeci.
4 korespondencyi p. J 81 e.
ia B artul i z Bremond do
wiaduje sic dalej, lie do Texas
[kiedy tosiestafo, correspondent
ME podaJe ZaWlstaf osZust,
wyrabiaJacy "a pomocy podro-
bionych pieczeci rome fatszy-
we swiadectwa niby Cd bisku.
pow litewskicn wystawione.
Przedstawif on sic tel jako
kap1an katolicki ks. Biskupo-
wi Dubois, Ten jednakAe po-
stat 80 wlasnym kosztem do
New Waverly, do ks. Lisickie.
go, ktory jest doktorem teolo-
Gil, ably so wyegzaminowaf.
Przynadek zdarzyf, re oszu-
stowi wypadfa z kieszeni po-
droblona pieczec biskupia w
obecnosci ks. l.. i panow ko-
chanowicza Dzieglewicza, kto.
rzy mu pieczeG odebrali a je-
go samego w SWAT puscili.
Pleczec potem posiano
Biskupowi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16
Z La Sale.

Tutejsza Demohrat Press pisze:
Rozmaite stowarzyszenia kato-
lickie Z tego miasta wysz}y, IL
tworzywszy orszak, o%statniej ME
dzieli pred po}udniem, ably asysto-
wac prey ceremoni poswiecenia
akademii sw. J6zefa W Peru. Il ka-
pela trebaczy / flecist6w oraz z
kapela kornecist6w 2 Zinc City
tudziez konna kwardya Kosciuszki
ma czele, dalej zas Z towarzystwa-
mi sw. J6zefa, sw. Jacka, sw.
Stanis}awa oraz R6zahca sw. (ch}op-
cow ks. proboszczem Su}ek,
maszerowaf orszak do Peru. Pod
czas ceremonii poswiecenia o~|tarza
pada} rzesisty deszcz. q rama ks.
arcybiskup Spalding poswieci}
nowy o}tarz w niemiecko-katolickim
koscielc sw Jozefa. Ten sliczny
o}taz by1 ~podarowany Cd pana
Ilebel, Z flrmy IIebel & Drummer
W Peru, kt6ry umar} ostatniej
j%esieni. Pc po}udniu odby}a sic
ceremonial poswiecenia akademii,
W poblizu koscioEa, PREY czem ks.
arcybiskup tax samo dopefni4 uro-
czystego aktu, w procesyi z tego
miasta postepowa}o 200 os6b, a z
powrotem, gwardye z kapelami
pomaszerowa}y do rezydencyi Ma
jora i PAM f. w. Matthiessen i
zagra}y ma Dobry wiecz6r. Tylko
kilku gwardzist6w Kosciuszki wy
stapl}o W mundurach, lccz zamie-
rzaja oni mice W kompanii oko1o
so umundurowanych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16
BOZE CIAkO
W Jersey City.
TO czerwca, 81 +.

Szanowny Redaktorze!
RACE umiescic tych kilka
slow w ]amach WlMusa:
KS. lg. Barcz zaprosif
swych parafian q ambony ma
uroczystosc Bozego Cia!a, w
czwarteN, o godz. 10 rano.
Wieni %zyromadzili sic ma
c2as, iak bp1o zapowiedzane,
lecz niestetY zawiedli sic, gdy2
kosciot pozostawa1 zamkniety.
Czekano do wpo} do LEI,
ale ks. |. B. .iak ME przycho-
dzi, talk ME przychodzi, 4 wiel-
kim vice zalem ludzie sic po-
rozchodzili, ka2dy w swojq
strone, a bylo okolo stu osob,
pc wiekszej czesci niewiast.
kiedysmy czekali pred
koscio}em, pytali mas Amery-
kanie, ola czego stoimy ia
ulicy Z ksiqakami?: Mysmy Cd
powiedzieli, .jak sic rzecz
mla1a, aoni nam radzill, aby-
smy poszil do innego koscio-
Ia, liza ks. B. podali zazale-
ME do ks. Biskupa.
Niecej ME mowili, owszem
zauwa2yli, re dobrym katoli-
kom lie nale2y ma ksie2y mic
movie. Trudro jednakze
scierpiet, jeze]i ksiqdz przez
upor kosciofa ME otwiera, a
innowlercy z wiernych sic mas
miejq.
Jeden z cz7onhow parqH pol
shaej u Jersey CITY,.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16

dobrze i'm sic przytrafilo; MECH
sic sami "a fby wodzq "a ma
SEA krzywde.
Ma tymczasemeetyle, a jak
wiecej tn moving zajdzie, ME
omieszkam WarusoW doniesc,
Tub przynajmniej krzywdy,
nam wyrzqdzon&j, uzalit sic.
Regina Poloniae, Mater mise
ucordlae, miserere nobis.
Me c%lcialbym, ABLY nazwisko
mole by1o publikowauem w
gazecie, vice naplsz Pan:
Polonus Fungus.
w. PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16
ToWarzystwo Bratniej Pommy
Rolsho- Narodoue
" Bremond, Texas.

Q %zawiazaniu tego Towarzy-
silva pisze p.J 6zcf b artul a:
Obowiazkiem moim jest donlest,
jak to inne towarzystwa W waszym
Wiarusie. podaja, re W dniu 16
marca 1897 +. zawiaza4o sic tn
Towarzystwo Bratniej Pomocy,
polsko-narodowe.
Konstytucya i ustawy u}ozy-
lismy sobie W sposdb, jak je ma
Towarzystwo sw. Stanis{awa " La
Sale, ILL.,. Prey z~afozeniu tcgo
Towarzystwa byio mas tylko l6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16

wa. PEACCIE IA WIARUSA!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-06-16
Il independence

II cZcrWca.

IL cZcTWca.
Radujemy sic, gdy coraz vie
cej W gazetach czytamy wiadomo-
CT o naszych braciach i ich dzia}a-
niu.
u mas powoli jakos robi sic
w~eselej. szkofa jest ladna, dzieci
chodzi}o 81, a juz ME mog}y
wszystkie, DO ME mia}y gdzie sic
pomiescit ma mieszkanie. Dzieci
ucz" sic ochotnie i spiewaja niezle.
Teraz co dzieh dw6ch ch4opc6w
sfuzy do Mszy sw., a W swieta
czterech %ubranych. We czwartek
mielismy procesya jake W dzieh